The Singita Game Reserves in South Africa is a perfect blend of luxury, wildlife, and conservation. It is well known in South Africa for exquisite wildlife and safari experiences it offers to its guests. Originally, the land that comprises of the Singita Private Game Reserve constituted of two farms that were located between the Sabi and Sand Rivers. In 1925, the farms of Castleton and Ravenscourt were possessed by James Fawcett Bailes, who later converted the area into a private reserve. It is one of the first choices of the people who seek for adventure safari in South Africa. The Bailes family opened the reserve for common public in 1994. For its convenience and lavish facilities the lodges of the reserve has bagged up many awards including second ranking on the Overall list of 2007 in the Travel and Leisure Magazine's Top 100 Hotels.Accommodation :
The serene location of the Singita Private Game Reserve offers simple but luxurious stay. The wildlife sanctuary brings the guests close to the nature. The Singita Private Game Reserve offers four Singita lodges at two interesting points of South Africa. This magnificent 18,000-hectare game reserve has Singita Boulders and Singita Ebony Lodges overlooking the Sand River. Each lodge has 9 luxury suites, each with its own swimming pool and private deck with view over the river. The other two lodges Singita Lebombo and Singita Sweni, set in a private concession along the Lebombo Mountains on the Mozambique border, they offer a unique opportunity to experience the fabulous game-viewing in this region of Kruger National Park whilst enjoying the comfort for which Singita is famous. Singita Lebombo and Singita Sweni are known for their unique ecosystems.
The Singita Lebombo lodge is built from slatted wood, glass and bleached branches. The natural look of the lodge is the main attraction of the lodge, combining contemporary and traditional style.
The Singita Sweni Lodge is located on the on the edge of a river in a forest. There are six luxurious suites in the lodge that are made from dark wood. While staying at these lodges one can witness some wonderful rich wildlife of the region like buffalo, antelope, elephant, lion, leopards and many other species of animals. The Singita Private Game Reserve is among the Hotels in South Africa that are equipped with a wide array of services and amenities.
Room Amenities :
The lodges of the Singita Private Game Reserve are equipped with all modern amenities. The rooms are ideally furnished with comfortable furniture, sitting area and comfy beds. The suites of Ebony Lodge are equipped with air-conditioning, fireplace and a private outdoor shower for bush-bathing. The lodges have glass-fronted en-suite bathroom with shower and bath. During their stay at the Ebony lodge guests can enjoy the world-class service cuisine, and fantastic wine. The rooms are beautifully decorated with traditional bush decor. The Private suites are facilitated with their own plunge pools facing the Sand River.
Facilities :
The Singita Private Game Reserve in South Africa provides a wide array of facilities. The impeccable room service of the reserve makes the stay in the resort more comfortable and relaxed. The lodges offer a range of dining options such as the riverside, a private dinner on the deck and a campfire. Guests can enjoy some of the best wines from the exclusive wine cellars of the resort. The Singita Private Game Reserve, South Africa offers a luxurious safari experience.
Prestigious Awards :
- It was voted number one in Africa in Travel & Leisure's 500 World's Best Hotels poll in 2008.
- Ranked second in Travel & Leisure's Top 100 Hotels Overall awards of 2007 (and ranked first in 2006)
- Travel and Leisure Magazine 'World's Best Service Awards' 2005 - Overall Winner
- World's Best Hotel - Travel and Leisure Magazine 'World's Best Awards' 2004
- Relais & Chateaux highest accolade
- Tatler 101 Best Hotel of the Year - Award Winners 2003
- World's No 1 Destination: Conde Nast Travel Readers
- Number 1: Harpers Hideaway Report 2001 & 2002
Number Of Rooms :
Four Lodges
Location :
Kruger National Park, Sabi Sand Reserve
Nearest Airport :
Mpumalanga - Kruger Airport and Johannesburg International Airport
Contact Information :
Sabi Sand Game Reserve, South Africa, Phone: +27 21 683 3424, Fax: +27 21 671 6776
Email: singita@singita.com
